Juhi Bora

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If you are an Indian citizen living abroad and have just received a criminal complaint filed in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the situation can feel overwhelming and distant. Juhi Bora, an advocate based in Chandigarh, specialises in defending non‑resident Indians against criminal complaints and property‑fraud allegations that arise in Indian courts. The lawyer’s focus on cross‑border litigation ensures that distance does not weaken your legal position, and swift action can prevent escalation to the Supreme Court of India.

Juhi Bora completed a law degree at Panjab University and later pursued a Master’s in International Law, with a dissertation on jurisdictional challenges involving NRIs. Over sixteen years, the advocate has built a practice that bridges Indian procedural law with the realities of living overseas. Early assignments in the High Court’s Criminal Division involved representing expatriates in money‑laundering and cyber‑crime investigations, sharpening the lawyer’s ability to coordinate with foreign counsel and gather evidence from abroad.

Defending an NRI against a criminal complaint requires navigating procedural hurdles such as service of notice, jurisdictional validity and cultural nuances. Juhi Bora regularly assists clients by verifying that the prosecution has complied with due‑process requirements under the Criminal Procedure Code. The lawyer examines the factual basis of the complaint, challenges any misinterpretation of statutes and, where appropriate, files applications for discharge or anticipatory bail. In several recent High Court matters, the advocate succeeded in obtaining dismissal of charges on the grounds that the complaint lacked substantive evidence and was filed beyond the statutory limitation period.

Property fraud allegations against NRIs often involve disputed ownership of land or assets located in India while the owner resides abroad. Juhi Bora prepares comprehensive title reviews, engages local surveyors and obtains certified translations of foreign documents to establish rightful ownership. The lawyer files petitions that contest fraudulent claims, highlighting irregularities in title transfers, forged documents or procedural lapses in registry entries. Successful defenses have resulted in the High Court overturning fraudulent injunctions and restoring property to the rightful NRI owners. The advocate also stands ready to appeal unfavourable decisions before the Supreme Court, citing precedents that protect overseas Indians from spurious fraud accusations.

The combined expertise in criminal and property defence has led to a strong success record. Juhi Bora has secured more than thirty judicial dismissals for NRIs in the High Court and obtained stay orders from the Supreme Court that have halted enforcement actions pending appeal. These outcomes have saved clients from potential imprisonment, hefty fines and loss of valuable assets. The lawyer’s reputation for meticulous documentation and strategic coordination with overseas legal teams makes the practice a trustworthy option for any NRI confronting legal challenges in India.

Facing a criminal complaint or property‑fraud claim from abroad can be daunting, but a focused consultation with Juhi Bora can clarify rights and outline a defence plan. The lawyer provides clear timelines, transparent fee structures and regular updates, ensuring that even clients thousands of kilometres away remain fully informed. By marrying deep knowledge of Indian law with an understanding of the NRI’s unique circumstances, the advocate aims to protect freedom, reputation and property for every client.

Criminal Law Practice Areas